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Thomas Tollett
(c.1630 - 1696)
Saint Sissillie
(String or reed band)
Strings (Vn.Vn.Va.Vc.): score, parts, and cover page (PDF), €5.70 for bundle Buy this item(c.1630 - 1696)
Saint Sissillie
(String or reed band)
Reeds (Ob.Ob.CorAng.Bass.): score, parts, and cover page (PDF), €5.70 for bundle Buy this item
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Ouverture - 2. - 3. - 4. - 5. - 6. [Hornpipe] - 7.
Probably conceived for strings, but deriving from a set of wind parts (of French origin) in the British Library. Of Thomas Tollett little is known. He may have been Irish, having links with the Dublin town band. Some theatre music survives (mainly in manuscript), and he composed a Farewell performed at the funeral of Queen Mary (Henry Purcell's music being the best known contribution for that occasion). "St Sissillie" remains an unidentified production; possibly of "St Cecily, or, The Converted Twins" by Matthew Medbourne.
Probably conceived for strings, but deriving from a set of wind parts (of French origin) in the British Library. Of Thomas Tollett little is known. He may have been Irish, having links with the Dublin town band. Some theatre music survives (mainly in manuscript), and he composed a Farewell performed at the funeral of Queen Mary (Henry Purcell's music being the best known contribution for that occasion). "St Sissillie" remains an unidentified production; possibly of "St Cecily, or, The Converted Twins" by Matthew Medbourne.